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Thann and Héricourt (for Brévilliers) are both served by rail stations, but further south, as the route crosses the Jura, access becomes more tricky. St-Hippolyte can be accessed from the rail station at Montbéliard, using Ligne B of the Mobidoubs local bus service. Villers-le-Lac is no longer served by a bus service, and the nearest train stations are Morteau in France, 7km away, or Le Locle in Switzerland (8km). The road from Morteau to Villers-le-Lac can be busy, and a taxi might now be the best way to access the town. Further south, Les Hôpitaux-Neufs has no rail station, but currently has a connecting bus (run by SNCF) linking the station at Frasne with the town. The final section end at Nyon is on the Swiss rail network.

Local transport

Local bus services are sparse, and often infrequent where they do exist. The sections of the route through the Jura are particularly poorly served, so if possible, it is better to walk sections 9 and 10 together. If doing part of the route, starting/finishing from a point on the rail network eases the arrangements.